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Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Mathematical Sciences) by Subject "UCTD"

Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Mathematical Sciences) by Subject "UCTD"

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  • Analysis of a mathematical model of malaria transmission 
    Gizachew Tirite Gellow (2023-12-12)
    In this thesis, we analyze a mathematical model for the spread of malaria that consists of ten components. The human host population is divided into two main categories: semiimmune, which included all individuals who ...
  • Iterated function systems in partial metric spaces with applications 
    Makhoshi, Vuledzani Thomas (2023-09)
    The mathematical study of fractals is deeply embedded in iterated function systems (IFS) formulated by Hutchinson in 1981. Since then, the development of iterated function systems in metric space setup, has caught the ...
  • Mathematical modeling of echinococcosis in humans, dogs and sheep 
    Birhan, Getachew Bitew (2023-07-23)
    In this study, mathematical models for the dynamics of cystic echinococcosis transmission in populations of dogs, sheep, and people are developed and analyzed. The predator-prey interaction in these populations is rst ...
  • Mathematics techniques with machine learning implementation for facial recognition 
    Gouaya, Guy Mathias (2023-11-21)
    The rapid evolution of facial recognition technology has elevated its signi cance across diverse applications, ranging from security systems to human-computer interaction. This thesis focuses on the intricate challenges ...
  • On quasi-uniform space via strong quasi-uniform covers 
    Ndzinisa, Bonginkhosi Comfort (2024-03)
    A quasi-uniformity, unlike a uniformity, is not determined by its quasi-uniform covers. It is generally known that covering space theory applies to topological spaces that are connected. In this dissertation, we will ...
  • Remoteness in the category of locales 
    Nxumalo, Mbekezeli Sibahle (2023-05)
    This thesis is concerned with the study of remote sublocales which are a pointfree version of remote subsets which we de ne using van Mill's de nition of a remote collection. Unlike in van Mill's case though, the remote ...

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